New Bedford Institute of Technology - Fabricator Yearbook (New Bedford, MA)

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JAMES Y. POTTER. JR. Jim General Cotton Mfg. 213 Tremont Street Jim has spent three years in Textile, but we are told that his interest lies in watches. He is said to be a connoisseur of Swiss watches. Activities: JOSEPH G. ROSE, 3rd Joe Mechanical 15 Summer Street, Fairhaven, Mass. Joe is one of our neighbors across the river. Many of his instructors have heard the excuse, The bridge was open. Joe has played basketball and Stan Szulic wishes there were more like Joe. Activities: Basketball 2. 3; Baseball 3. FREDERICK L. SCHICK •Fr ei r Mech anica 433 Cedar Grove Street The cherubic, angelic jitterbug has taught Textile how to jam. When he starts to cut rugs, all the alligators begin to beat it out on the nearest flat surface. He ' s just a flat-foot floogie from the north end. Activities: Golf 3; Basketball 2: Baseball 2. Fabricator, 1939 23

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, JR.-D. K. » A .t fe HARRY T. PERKINS, JR.- Perk General Cotton Mfg. Ill Main Street, Fairhaven, Mass. Harry has made many an impression in the world of art. He will eventually succeed in the field of designing. DONALD PHINNEY— D. K. Don Chemistry 75 Chestnut Street Chemistry is Don ' s chosen profession, but if chemistry fails his hot trumpet will carry him far. Activities: Dance Committee 3. JOHN PIERACCINI, JR.— D. K. Junior Mechanical 148 Shawmut Avenue Junior has a natural athletic aptitude. He is proficient in both football and basketball and he has few peers when it comes to sinking baskets. Here ' s hoping that you are as apt at the game of life. Activities: Basketball 2; Prom Committee 3; Dance Committee 3. 22 JOSEPH F. POLLITT Joe Mechanical 121 Fern Street Joe is another quiet and unnoticed machinist. He has many sterling qualities, but he never speaks about himself, so no one knows just what he thinks about. Activities: Fabricator, 1939

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ERNEST A. SCHWEIDENBACK Ernie Mechanical 285 Allen Street Ernie taught New Bedford how to swim. He has taught many of the youngsters aquatic tactics. He is also a very good machinist and a very personable chap. Activities: Cap and Gown Committee 3. DONALD T. SMITH— Phi Psi Smity Chemistry 110 Observatory St., Bennington, Vt. Smithy has made a very able class president and he will be a success in any field he chooses to follow. He comes from the state of Vermont. Activities: Class President 3; Treasurer 2; Vice President Phi Psi; Dance Committee 1. HENRY TAYLOR Hank Chemistry 569 Shawmut Avenue Hank has been very active in his work while at Tech as a glance below will show. We will always remember him as a Debater and highly esteemed ? ? punster. Activities: Literary Editor, Debating, 1, 2, 3; Manager 3; Chairman Cap and Gown Com- mittee 3; Hop Committee 1, 3; Dance Committee 3. 24 Fabricator, 1939